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Missha Vita C Plus Spot Correcting Concentrate Ampoule- 0.52 fl.oz

Super Oasis Concentrated Serum: Deep Hydration, Vegan, Alcohol-Free, For Sensitive Skin

PCA Skin Exlinea Peptide Smoothing Serum 1 oz

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PCA Skin Hydrating Serum 1 oz

$74.99
reg $109.00
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Origins Mega Mushroom Dk Spot Serum - 1oz - Ulta Beauty

$68.00
Ulta Beauty at Target
4.7(52)
Loved for: lightweight texture

Eminence Marine Flower Peptide Serum 1 oz

StriVectin Super Shrink Pore Minimizing Serum - 1 fl oz - Ulta Beauty

$72.00
Ulta Beauty at Target
4.2(116)
Loved for: Effective Pore Reduction

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Apply correcting serum after cleansing (and toner, if you use one) and before heavier steps like facial oils, moisturizers, primers, and makeup. Product directions commonly recommend a few drops applied morning and night. You can apply directly with a precision applicator or as drops from a dropper, and allow the serum to absorb before continuing with heavier products.

Some correcting serums are labeled cruelty-free (not tested on animals) and others are marketed as vegan. Label claims vary by product, so check individual product details for exact wording.

Product details list a range of suitable skin types, commonly combination and dry, and also frequently include mature, oily, normal, and sensitive skin. Check individual product guidance for any specific restrictions.

Packaging varies by formula. Descriptions and directions commonly reference precision applicators for direct line treatment, drop-style application (dropper), and reviewer notes sometimes describe syringe-style dispensers. Check the product page to confirm the exact dispenser type.

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